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Well that was pretty straightforward. With the exception of the low E, I was able to fit the others without loosening the string at the headstock? Stumpstock? I just removed the original washer to fit them.

To consider: - low noise switches? - how many switches you - really - need? - battery saving mode if you forget it ON? Mine is a Pageflip Dragonfly. It has four quiet switches (would work in a studio, or with a symphony band), super long battery lifetime, and extra weight. The unit has lights, too, but the form of the unit is so distinctive you cannot miss. Low noise means no tactile feedback, but I do can see, when the page is turning. Now I would choose the simpler one with two switches only: Butterfly or Firefly. The two extra switches are not needed, but on the way. They are also slimmer units. There was extra metal inside that I removed. The pedal can move on a slippery floor, but because I carry everything in my mono case, lighter, and slimmer is better.

Probably just under an hour then I reckon. 🙂

Just outside Grimsby 🐟🐟🐟

Where are you Mike?

Here you go: Based on an old concert photo : Based on a more recent selfie : I can't say any of them are particular accurate to my actual looks.

Well, you've just said that people have downloaded and then bought. Also, I've been to see bands based on having listened. I'm not inclined to share receipts, but you can take my word for it as evidence (or not, as you choose).

This is my thoughts and why I am hesitant to go although the event I am thinking of going to is a 5.1 surround sound mix and played loud though uncompressed audio on our powerful cinema sound system. I still ask the question, is it going to be that good that I am left with wow, what incredible detail and clarity or am I going to think, wasn't much better than through my system at home or through headphones.

If you want your SSRW strings sound like flats, loan your bass for a couple of weeks to someone else. Do they wash their hands at all?

Finally entering the 21st Century for depping and will be using a new Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Tablet and a setlist/music app..... but I need to get a decent quality, reliable page turning pedal. Seems there's lots of choices out there. Who's using what and would recommend? Cheers!

On the topic of energy I came across this article recently: https://andymasley.substack.com/p/a-cheat-sheet-for-conversations-about I'm not sure how true it is, but it's an interesting perspective.

Hi Luke, I hope it's alright me exhuming an old thread. I would like to try my hand using the sheet in your link. I see that it's 10,8x13,9cm - what's the method for positioning the sheet on the printer to ensure you print on the right spot, please? Is the whole sheet A4 and the transfer bit only 10,8x13,9cm?

Ooh - that's just across the river from here......😎🤘

Learning To Fly - PF

Whinge of a Dove - Madness

Red red whine - UB40

I'd never heard of this and had to look it up. Now, I'm fully aware I can be a bit of a cynic, but isn't this just a way of selling 'putting on headphones and closing your eyes' as a new, trendy thing to do? Whilst I can appreciate the idea that it's the aural version of going to the cinema, I just can't see paying money to sit in a dark room (probably not pitch black due to H&S/fire regs etc) and listen to music with loads of other people coughing, whispering and shuffling off for a pee to be particularly enjoyable. Listening to music in the dark is a hugely immersive experience, and to be encouraged, but I'd rather just do it on my own terms in my own house, as I, and probably many others have, for years.

Blimey. Now I want to see if it has been stamped at all.

It's been a fairly popular unit (after mods) with Nashville session guitarists because you can basically grab a know to tweak on the fly if a producer requests it. No scrolling through menus.